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Merkel receptor – disk shaped, close to surface, slow adapting, small
receptive field, respond best to PRESSURE and TEXTURE.
(2) Meissner corpuscle – stack of flattened cells with nerve fiber
weaving through, close to surface, rapidly adapting, small reception
force, respond best to LIGHT TOUCH, such as tapping or fluttering.
(3) Ruffini cylinder – many branched fibers in cigar shaped capsule,
deep in dermis, slow adapting, large reception force, respond best to
STRETCHING and play important role in kinesthetic sense.
(4) Pacinian corpuscle – layered, onion-like, deep in dermis, fast
adapting, large reception force, respond best to DEEP PRESSURE touch and
high frequency VIBRATION.
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Table salt is sodium chloride mixed with small<span> amount of </span>potassium iodide (KI)<span>, </span>sodium iodide (NaI)<span> or </span>sodium iodate (NaIO₃)<span>.
Atomic level - sodium chloride (NaCl) has crystal cubic structure (</span>lattice-type arrangement)<span> with ionic bonds. Sodium is cation with charge 1+ and chlorine is an anion with charge 1-.
Macroscopic level - table salt is c</span>olorless crystal, soluble in water with high melting and boiling temperature..
You would calculate them by dividing them and then multiplying to get the final answer
The nonmetals are divided into two categories: reactive nonmetals and noble gases. Noble gases are in group 18: helium (He), neon (Ne), argon (Ar), krypton (Kr), xenon (Xe) and radon (Rn). hope this helps
Answer: B:
Explanation:
This is the most reasonable answer
